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METRO 2039 - Coming February 4 2027

2026-09-03

We’re thrilled to finally announce that METRO 2039 is set to launch on all platforms on February 4th 2027!* In addition, we can confirm that a 60FPS Performance Mode with ray tracing support will be available at launch for the Xbox Series X™, PlayStation® 5 and PlayStation® 5 Pro consoles. We’ll be sharing much more about the technology, specs and different modes powering all editions of METRO 2039 in the months between now and release. In the meantime, we’ve just released the very first console gameplay footage of METRO 2039. Featured as part of Sony’s State of Play showcase, all footage in the trailer below was captured on the PlayStation® 5 Pro at 60FPS in Performance Mode.

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Although METRO 2039 is first and foremost a story-rich FPS, we wanted our first console footage to focus on raw gameplay, environmental detail, kinetic combat, and the technological advances that have been made since 2019’s METRO Exodus. By combining the very latest hardware developments with our proprietary 4A Engine, METRO 2039 is the first game in the series to be built from the ground-up for ray tracing. Add in nearly two decades of experience crafting METRO games, and we’ve been able to bring our bleak but beautiful world to life like never before. We still have so much more to show - including delving deeper into The Stranger, his journey into the dark heart of Moscow, and his true mission. Wishlist METRO 2039 Now - pre-orders will open later this year, stay tuned for updates! (* Available February 5th in some territories including Asia, Australia & New Zealand.)

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Very Positive

89% positive, 36,753 reviews

Recommended406 hrs played

There’s something magnetically terrible about The Metro. It has dark and enclosed tunnels. The lack of quality weaponry. The even lower ammunition. It’s set in a dilapidated and decrepit environment, where the goal is simply to survive. There’s this pervasive feeling of uneasiness that lingers no matter how still the environment is. I’ve literally spent hours just walking the tunnels and listening to people and,...

8 found this helpful, 2026-09-13

Recommended51 hrs played

I never really got around to playing this game because I figured I wasn't feeling up to any horror elements, but honestly, the game wasn't really all that scary or even eerie as I'd expected. I think it's because you don't spend the majority of the game alone, which I can still appreciate in a different way. For how old the game is, I was pleasantly surprised with how well it runs still. The only things I missed in...

5 found this helpful, 2026-08-30

Recommended20 hrs played

So far, this game has been great. The story is really cool, and the graphics still hold up pretty well even today. This was the first PC I ever bought, and Metro 2033 Redux was the first game I bought and finished on Steam. Leaving this review here so I can come back to it someday and remember where it all started. ❤️

4 found this helpful, 2026-09-05

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